Most of us in Charlottesville were thrust into this by virtue of it being where we live. I could not be prouder than I am to be among these people.
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I don't know why the Nazis picked Charlottesville. Maybe they thought it'd be an easy town to terrorize. They chose poorly.
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A lot of people came from out of town to defend Cville, and for that our community is grateful. But the day to day stuff, that's all us. Locals refusing to be terrorized by the threats of Nazi violence.
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There's a lot of suffering here still. There's a lot that has been broken. Everyone you see publicly doing the work is supported by an invisible support structure not getting nearly enough credit.
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There's a lot here that isn't seen. That's our strength. That's what the Nazis don't understand, and never will.
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For every queer girl with a twitter account there are a dozen or more people helping her behind the scenes doing unbelievable labor. We all have our roles and not every role gets the credit it deserves.
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When the Nazis attack me and try to silence me and intimidate me and harass me and kill me, they fail to realize that my voice is the sum of all the fury of those who believe in me. None moreso than
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We will win because our love and our dedication is stronger than their hate and it always will be.
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